HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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(v) In Washington County,

(1)  The State's Attorney's salary is $30,000.

(2)  The State's Attorney shall appoint a deputy
State's attorney, whose salary is to be determined by the
County Commissioners.

(3) (I) The State's Attorney shall appoint two
assistant State's attorneys, whose salaries are to be
determined by the County Commissioners.

(II) UNTIL JULY 1, 1983, THE STATE'S
ATTORNEY MAY APPOINT AN ADDITIONAL ASSISTANT STATE'S
ATTORNEY, WHOSE SALARY IS AS DETERMINED BY THE COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS.

(4)  The deputy State's attorney and the
assistant State's attorneys shall serve at the pleasure of
the State's Attorney. Under the direction of the State's
Attorney or in the absence of the State's Attorney, the
deputy State's attorney and the assistant State's attorneys
shall perform acts and duties in relation to all criminal
proceedings, all having the same legal powers as the State's
Attorney, to represent the State in all proceedings in
relation to grand jury, circuit court, the District Court,
boards, commissions or agencies of this State or any county
or political subdivision.

(5)  The State's Attorney may not engage in the
private practice of law at any time in any jurisdiction
during his tenure of office.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act
shall take effect July 1, 1980.

Approved April 8, 1980.

CHAPTER 57

(House Bill 19)

AN ACT concerning

Hazardous Substance Advisory Council

FOR the purpose of defining resource recovery; and
increasing the membership of the Hazardous Substance
Advisory Council.

BY adding to